pain
Writing Like a Heartache
Writing Like a Heartache written by: Jude Moore A pen is like a heartache: If one pricks...
Half a Man
Half a Man written by: Yll Brahimi Half lost, half happy, Lonely but never alone. My fears...
Still a Porch Light On
Still a Porch Light On written by: Michael Ridinger There’s a chair on the porch that knows...
Scars Still Here
Scars Still Here written by: William Lee Harness Light cuts straight through me, piercing the blades already...
The Masochism Of Longing
The Masochism Of Longing written by: Tanvi Garg The obsession so indelible familiarity no longer breeds contempt,...
Sticks and Stones
Bouleversant Sticks and Stones written by: Gerry Stefanson when young I built with mini bricks, houses, forts,...
Carry On
Carry On written by: Deborah Boyer you were talking about childhood trauma you can pry a nail...
An Old Friend, Pain
An Old Friend, Pain written by: The Barefoot Cajun Pain is sort of an old friend Been...
The Lockbox
The Lockbox written by: Leigh Cuthbert Inner thoughts kept safe inside a lockbox in my mind— too...
Hello?
Hello? written by: Sharona Reeves Hello? Did you even hear me? No. That’s not what I said....
I Hurt Myself
I Hurt Myself written by: Melissa Lemay again i handed him the scalpel, his hand was shaky,...
When it Finally Landed
When it Finally Landed written by: Scott Rohrer I wrote a poem once, a fourth grade haiku....
